Moss | service management platform of the Spring Cloud system | Microservice library

You want to use names:

you need to ignore robots.txt file e.g.

wget -r -l 1 -e robots=off http://moss.stanford.edu/results/1/XXXXXXXXXX/

You can do it with the $event parameter. Make sure to compare your values safely.

If your value is not in the right type or has spaces or unwanted chars, this c.state == val might not work.

You can use the trim function to compare your value safely: c.state.trim() == val.trim()

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You can simply do this and it will work to an extent.

The solution lies in the example script of OpenCV. (tracking/samples/samples_utility.hpp)

We need to convert cv::legacy::Tracker to the preferred type cv::Tracker. Just like the different input problem for a function, we need to implement these member functions separately.

In the PERFOM UNTIL... loop, you are reading BASEBALL-FILE-OUT, instead of the sorted BASEBALL-FILE-SORTED.

ARE-THERE-MORE-RECORDS = 'NO' is still true from its use in the input procedure. At the beginning of the output procedure, insert MOVE 'YES' TO ARE-THERE-MORE-RECORDS. You also need to replace the READ BASEBALL-FILE-IN with RETURN SORT-FILE, add some fields to SORT-RECORD, and use those fields for the report.

Why do you have BASEBALL-FILE-UNSORTED-IN? It doesn't have any of the fields you need to move to SORT-RECORD.

If you want to use BASEBALL-FILE-UNSORTED-IN, then don't use an input procedure. Instead change the SORT statement from INPUT PROCEDURE 120-SORT-INPUT-PROCEDURE to USING BASEBALL-FILE-UNSORTED-IN. Do not OPEN or CLOSE the file. That will be done by the runtime. Remove the 120- and 130- paragraphs.

Comment everything associated with BASEBALL-FILE-IN, except 01 BASEBALL-RECORD-IN and its data items. That effectively allows the BASEBALL-RECORD-IN data definition to be used as a replacement for SORT-RECORD. That reduces the number of changes that are needed.

SORT is not being used correctly. The report is being printed in 120-SORT-INPUT-PROCEDURE using the fields from BASEBALL-RECORD-IN. It should be printed in 130-SORT-OUTPUT-PROCEDURE using the fields from SORT-RECORD.

Furthermore, no records are sorted because there is no RELEASE statement in the input procedure. To access records after the sort, a RETURN statement is used in the same manner as a READ statement for a sequential file.

The input procedure should be used to move the data from selected records to the sort record, after which the record is released to sort.

The output procedure may then used to produce a report from the sorted data by returning and printing each record until the there are no more sorted records.

I want to answer this question with the help of this article which I also used before and met the similar problem with yours. Here are the suggestions:

• Run YOLOv3 with darknet framework which will increase the performance.
• In your code snippet, it looks it doesn't let you to decide network input width and height so I don't know what you are using for them. Decreasing network width and height will increase the speed but oppositely decrease the accuracy.
• YOLOv3 trained for 80 objects but you only need some of them. I also only needed the cars in my project before. Unfortunately, you can't manipulate the weight file which is already trained and also you can not train your objects such well.
• The other way I also tried before is that I transfered YOLOv3 to another thread and I also didnt apply yolo to all frames. I only applied some of them, for example: 1 frame of each 10 frame. This was also helpful for me.
• Or you can choose a better cpu pc :)